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EDITOR’S NOTE How are we doing? Seriously. Give it to me straight, are we covering the things that interest you and covering it well? One of the biggest challenges we face is choosing the content to include in our pages because without direct feedback from the readers, it’s a lot like shooting in the dark. The best that I can do to make sure we’re writing about relevant topics is to keep my ear to the ground on local current events, do a little ‘eenie-meenie-mynie-moe,’ and pick what I consider to be the top 2 or 3 conversations and run with it. And, to be honest, it always feels like a bit of a gamble. Luckily, you guys seem to like my taste – and I’m only assuming that because the occasional feedback we get is always positive. However, I wish I heard from you more often. The Flyer is a collaborative effort, and without your voices in the mix, we’re only going to write about the things we think are important for you to know. This magazine’s goal is to act as much a pure reflection of the Central Valley’s culture as is possible. But we can’t achieve that without you. And you don’t always have to talk to me, either. The writers all have their emails listed above their articles, let them know what you thought about their piece. Each of them comes to the table with something they’re passionate about – social issues, music,

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food, showcasing local talent – and they write, in part, with you in mind. Moreover, they write for you. Because, without readers, what would be the point? Whether you’ve been reading the Flyer a while or just picked it up for the first time, your opinion is valuable – even if it’s just a “Hey, good stuff, keep it up,” it helps us keep things interest-

ing. Occasionally, I’ve had a pitch or two sent to my inbox to cover a subject that’s very specific. Sometimes, we can take that on ourselves, but not always – we’re a real small team, and most of our writers contribute out of their love for their chosen topic. In those instances, I always suggest to the reader to consider writing the article themselves, with some help from me, of course. That’s another thing I want to bring up. This magazine can’t just be made up of a few select voices, it needs perspectives that are as diverse as the whole Valley. You don’t have to be a journalism major to contribute an article – if you’re determined, ambitious, and passionate about what is you feel needs to be said, I’ll help you get you where you need to be. Whichever way you choose to help us grow, writing or sharing your opinion of our issues, get in touch. I mean it. Don’t be strangers.

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2018 MEASURES www.TheCannifornian.com

In the Nov. election, the following measures passed. Look for these cities to start licensing cannabis businesses. KINGS COUNTY Hanford - Measure C would tax cannabis cultivation at $1/square foot for nurseries, $2 for natural lighting only, $4 for combination natural and artificial lighting, and $7 for artificial lighting only starting 1/1/19. The taxes would rise from $2-$10 per square foot starting on 7/1/21. Labs would be taxed at 1%-2.5% over the same time period, distribution at 2-3%, retail sales (not currently allowed) at 4-6%, and other types of cannabis businesses at 2.54%. PASSED WITH 72% OF THE VOTE. MERCED COUNTY Atwater Measure A - Would allow the city to establish 15% tax on marijuana businesses. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. PASSED (Also in June 2018):

TO BE OR NOT TO BE, LEGAL By Will Freeney | memo247365@gmail.com

short history: on November 8, 2016, Proposition 64 (The Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana Act) was passed by a majority of California’s voters. It immediately became effective. However, what were its effects? Retail sales of recreational cannabis began in January 2018 – in theory. Although it allows for the recreational use, possession, and personal growth of marijuana, and the commercial growth, testing, manufacture, distribution, and retail sales – Prop 64 stipulates that all those commercial endeavors shall be under the control of local counties and municipalities. That distribution of power has led to a crazy quilt of permissions and prohibitions across the state, and the Central Valley is no exception. Let’s start right here in Fresno.

ational use. Several towns in Fresno County fell right in line with that paradigm, including Kingsburg, Sanger, Fowler, Orange Cove, Kerman and Huron. Reedley and Selma took that restrictiveness a step further, requiring permits for indoor personal grows. Only slightly less restrictive are the ordinances in Clovis, which additionally allows medical testing. Firebaugh, Parlier, and Mendota up the ante by allowing everything except outdoor personal grows and any form of retail sales (medical or recreational). At the top of the heap, among Fresno County municipalities, in terms of pot permissiveness, is Coalinga, which allows everything except outdoor home growing. It should also be noted that Fresno City just stepped away from the pack of Fresno County policy clones on December 13, 2018, when it voted, 5 to 2, to allow growing, manufacturing, testing, and retail sales of medical marijuana. Stipulations of the ordinance include limiting retail sale permits to one per council district for the first year and two per district in the second year, with consideration of rec-

At the top of the heap, among Fresno County municipalities, in terms of pot permissiveness, is Coalinga

Fresno County’s Board of Supervisors ruled that only indoor home grows were allowable (and that only by dint of the power of Prop 64), with no permission for commercial growing, testing, manufacturing, distributing, or selling – either for medical or recre-

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reational sales at the end of the first year. Details have yet to be worked out. Walls do not have to be built of concrete and steel. They say the two things you can’t avoid are death and taxes – and death is not available as a legal sanction to a now legal process. So, taxes. For those cities listed above that do allow some form of commercial marijuana enterprise, the tax is uniformly $25 per square foot for the first 3,000 square feet and $10 per square foot for any additional space. For Coalinga, the only town allowing retail recreational sales, there is a 10% tax on gross sales. The official narrative, as provided within the text of Prop 64, is that these tax dollars will “cover the cost of administering the new law and will provide funds to: invest in public health programs that educate youth to prevent and treat serious substance abuse; train local law enforcement to enforce the new law with a focus on DUI enforcement; invest in communities to reduce the illicit market and create job opportunities; and provide for environmental cleanup and restoration of public lands damaged by illegal marijuana cultivation.” So, unless you live close to Coalinga, or have a feverish Fresno County allegiance, you might consider going across the border to a neighboring county. What additional opportunity might that provide you?

Merced County - Measure Y would authorize Merced to tax commercial marijuana businesses at $25 per square foot of cultivation space or 10 percent of gross receipts, whichever is greater, until the tax is ended by voters. PASSED (77%23%.) STANISLAUS COUNTY Ceres Measure W would authorize the levy of a tax on marijuana businesses at the rate of up to 15 percent of gross receipts. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. PASSED Oakdale Measure C would also authorize the levy of a tax on marijuana businesses at the rate of up to 15 percent of gross receipts. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. PASSED Patterson Measure Y would authorize a business license tax at a rate of up to fifteen percent (15%) of gross receipts on cannabis businesses and dispensaries, to help fund general municipal services. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. PASSED Riverbank Measure B would impose a business license tax at a rate of up to ten percent (10%) of gross receipts on cannabis businesses and dispensaries. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. PASSED TULARE COUNTY Lindsay “Shall an ordinance be adopted authorizing a commercial cannabis business tax in the City of Lindsay on commercial cannabis businesses up to $25 per square foot (annually adjusted by CPI) or up to 10% of gross receipts, as set by City Council, to

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maintain essential public safety and general City services including, but not limited to, police, drug addiction and gang prevention, park maintenance, street maintenance for Lindsay residents, generating undetermined revenue, potentially up to $500,000 to $3.5 million until repealed? PASSED In Kern county, all measures failed except in the city of Arvin. KERN COUNTY Two measures are on the ballot in Kern; in addition, the cities of Arvin and Bakersfield have their own measures. Competing groups have divided support among local activists. Some are waiting for a third measure that is expected to be on the ballot in the next election. Measure J, sponsored by Jeff Jarvis and Heather Epps, would replace the county’s current ban on unincorporated area dispensaries with state regulations and guidelines on the industry. Commercial adult-use recreational sales and cultivation would still be banned, but medicinal sales and cultivation, testing, distribution and other activities would be allowed. Regulation would be done through ministerial land-use permits and levy a 7.5 percent business tax on operations. Opposed by CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. FAILED Measure K was brought forth by attorney Ben Eilenberg on behalf of the Committee for Safer Neighborhoods and Schools, with the goal to regulate both commercial adult use and medical. Commercial businesses (except retail and testing), such as manufacturing, cultivation and distribution would be required to operate in one of two zones adjacent to the I-5 corridor in western Kern County. It would also cap the number of retail dispensaries to 35, require regulation via ministerial approval of land-use permits, with exception of retail outlets, which would need a conditionaluse permit, and provides a mechanism for fees and taxes on cannabis activities, including a 5 percent tax on gross retail receipts. Endorsed by CCIA, but some locals oppose. FAILED Arvin Cannabis Tax Measure M would establish a tax of up to 6% of gross revenues on commercial cannabis business operations, excepting cultivation, and a tax of up to $6 per square foot of space used for commercial cannabis cultivation, as adjusted annually by CPI. PASSED Bakersfield Measure O After 32,790 signatures were submitted to the city by Kern Citizens for Patient Rights, the November ballot will read, “Shall the measure amending the Bakersfield Municipal Code to allow medical marijuana store front dispensaries, cultivation sites, manufacturers, distributors, and delivery operations with a valid permit, and which will impose a 7.5 percent excise tax that will last until terminated by voters, be adopted?” Endorsed by Ca NORML and CA Cannabis Industry Assoc. FAILED

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Well, don’t heed Horace Greeley. Going west will put you in Madera County, where every town in the county (Madera and Chowchilla) has passed the most restrictive rules allowed under Prop 64 (the same as Reedley and Selma). Unincorporated Madera County’s rules are the same as Fresno County’s (no requirement for permits for home grows). To the south/southwest you have Kings County, which is as intolerant as Selma, Reedley, Madera, and Chowchilla. Most of its towns (Avenal, Corcoran, Lemoore) are in line with the Fresno/Madera County paradigm: no commercial enterprise, no permit required for home grows. Hanford stands out as the most lenient municipality in Kings County, allowing everything except retail sales (medical or recreational). Turning to the southeast, you find Tulare County, where almost every municipality is an anomaly. Exeter and Dinuba follow the Fresno/Madera County protocol (nothing allowed except indoor home grows, but without a permit); Lindsay and Porterville allow outdoor as well as indoor home grows but nothing else; Tulare allows medical retail sales but no other commercial enterprise; unincorporated Tulare County allows commercial medical growing and distribution, but no sales, testing, or outdoor personal grows; and Farmersville requires a permit for indoor personal grows (no outdoor grows allowed) but also allows commercial growing, manufacturing, and testing of recreational and medical cannabis (no sales or distribution). Then there is Woodlake. By local referendum in 2017, Woodlake legalized all forms of marijuana activity permis-

sible under Prop 64. The tax structure is essentially the same as those areas where partial legalization has been enacted: $25 per square foot or 10% of gross revenue, whichever is greater. If you would rather travel northwest, to Merced County, you have a similar array of options. The unincorporated county is on the indoor-home-grow-with-no-permit plan (nothing else allowed), along with Gustine and Dos Palos. Los Banos requires a permit for indoor home grows (nothing else allowed). Atwater and Livingston allow everything except outdoor personal grows and sales of any kind. Here the king of commerce is Merced city itself, allowing all commercial endeavors but prohibiting outdoor personal grows. So there you have it. If you are hoping to buy recreational cannabis products from a legal retail outlet, without going over the mountains and through the woods (or over 100 miles), you have three options: Coalinga, Woodlake, Merced.

Manufacture, Distribution, and Retail Sales. Caveat Civis: If you find a grayed-out block on the grid above that represents something you would like to do, in the locale where you reside, advocate for a change in the regulations where you live. Hopefully you voted in the 2016 General Election that made Prop 64 law. It was and is a law intended to provide legal access to and use of cannabis for all citizens of California, over 21 years of age. If your town or county has thrown a roadblock in that access route by exercising their mandated right to control cannabis, contact your city council member and/or county supervisor to let your voice be heard on the matter. Organize. Contact NORML for assistance and guidance for your advocacy. They have a Central Valley Chapter, which can be reached at fresno@canorml.org. The statewide chapter of NORML is located in San Francisco:

Caveat Emptor: This is the list of locales where sales are legal. Do the necessary research to determine if stores have been permitted and have opened their doors for business.

Director: Dale Gieringer Deputy Director: Ellen Komp 2261 Market St. #278A San Francisco, CA 94114 415-563-5858

Caveat Negotiator: If you are hoping to go into cannabusiness, keep in mind that the licensing fees are per business type as defined under prop 64; i.e., if you wanted to grow cannabis, then process and extract oil from it, then sell your extracts to other retail outlets while also selling them and your plant material (bud) at your own retail outlet, that would be four (4) separate licenses: Growing,

If you are serious about pursuing a business path in the California cannabis industry, go to www.bcc.ca.gov. The Bureau of Cannabis Control is the agency mandated by Prop 64 and tasked with the administration of all things cannabis in California. There you can research all of the legal parameters for each industry sector and fill out the necessary forms to be licensed.

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles

Fun Facts

The New Year’s Edition

1. 1st January as New Year was never a standard practice. Romans for instance celebrated March 1 as New Year. Some other cultures went for winter solstice or summer equinox. 2. 1 January was accepted as New Year in 46 BC by Julius Caesar. England and the American colonies of England adopted the date long time later in 1752. st

3. The month of January derives its name from a two-faced God named Janus. Janus’ one face looked forward while the other looked backward. 4. The Dutch people launch fireworks and burn Christmas tree bonfires on street during the New Year Eve. The reason they do this is that burning Christmas tree bonfires signify purging of the old and launching fireworks refer to welcoming the new. 5. By popping open a bubbly bottle is how many people celebrate the New Year. In America alone, during the holiday season, 360 million glasses of sparkling wine are consumed every year.

song from Scotland and was first published in 1796 poet Robert Burns in the book titled Scots Musical Museum. The literal translation of ‘Auld Lang Syne’ is ‘old long since’ and actually means ‘times gone by’.

7. New Year’s Eve has a special name in Belgium. It is known as Sint Sylvester Vooranvond. People in this country toast with customary champagne and children write letters to godparents or parents on the day of New Year.

of led is melted in a small pan using a small stove. The melted metal is then thrown into a bowl full of cold water. The liquid metal solidifies and the resulting shape of 8. New Year is celebrated by sever- the solid metal is then analyzed in al special foods in different coun- candle light to tell the fortune of a tries. For example, in Southern US, person in the coming year. Ireland, Germany and Italy leafy greens and legumes are associated 11. Spanish tradition is to eat 12 with financial fortune. Japanese eat grapes at midnight of 31st Delong noodles on New Year. Long cember. While eating these grapes, noodles signify long life. In Por- Spaniards will make wishes. This tugal, Hungary, Austria and Cuba, tradition is believed to bring good pork is a standard New Year food luck for those who practice it. This and it signifies prosperity and grape eating tradition started back in 1895. progress.

9. The Estonian practice eating 7, 9 or 12 meals on the eve of New Year. They believe that eating that many meals will give them the strength of that many people in the year that follows.

10. Finnish people have a weird 6. Most English speakers tradi- tradition which goes by the name tionally sing the song ‘Auld Lang molybdomancy. This is all about Syne’. It is actually a very old telling fortunes. A small amount | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

12. In Australia’s Sydney Harbour, the shoreline stretching 40 miles is crowded by more than a million people just for watching the fireworks show. 13. America has a New Year tradition, which is known as the Rose Bowl. The parade features floats festooned with eighteen (18) million flowers.

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DOWN TO THE

Roots

By Don Priest | kfsrbluesdog@gmail.com

here’s a line in a Koko Taylor tune that and the Starr Choice Band’; ‘Good Medicine goes, “Hey Everybody, have you heard and Friends’ will then offer up some of their the news?” Obviously, the late, great unique ‘Northfolkadelic’ sounds (an homQueen of the Blues wasn’t singage to their North Fork roots); and ing about 90.7 KFSR, but the ‘Debi Ruud and the Lost Souls’ question does apply. Have will close the show with a you heard the news – about 70’s soulful flourish. The the local radio station evening will also include a that has built a weekend raffle of artwork donated schedule around playing by Stephanie Bradshaw, the Blues and Roots muGlen Delpit, Janet Casic not heard on any other pella, Catherine Fowler, local station? Cattie Ness, Dixie Salazar, Tru Dat! The weekand Richard Silva. A guitar t Don “ end schedule at KFSR boasts signed by all the performers will Hound Dog” Pries over 20 hours of Blues & Roots also be part of the raffle. Ticket inmusic (aka that particular branch of Amerformation is available at www.kfrs.org. icana songwriting), on shows like the While most radio stations host con‘Blue Buffet,’ ‘The Big Fresno cert events, KFSR’s are different Barn Dance,’ ‘The Sunday because of the way they conBlues’ and ‘The Garden nect with listeners. “KFSR Party.’ Each offering its is “listener-supported” own unique take on this radio,” says Station Manhome-grown musical ager Julie Logan. “KFSR form. relies on the generosity of In an effort to listeners, who donate in a help you discover this variety of ways to support non-mainstream listening the station. One of those Cath oasis, the blues and roots speways is to attend a fundraisler erine “ ” Fow y C b a a t B cialists at KFSR, Catherine “Cat ing concert, celebrate local musiBaby” Fowler, Mike “The Gardner” cians, and gather with other members Workman, and Don “Hound Dog” Priest, of the KFSR listening family.” are joining forces with station management Celebrating local musicians is part to present “A Roots & Blues Buffet” on Sat- of KFSR’s mission. As “Cat Baby” points out, urday, January 26 at Fulton 55 in Fresno. “KFSR has a long history of showcasing local The benefit concert, featuring all talent with live, in-studio performance and local bands, will kick off at 7:30 pm with a interview opportunities.” And being a muperformance by ‘Alternate Roots,’ showcasing sical performer herself in the ‘Starr Choice their brand of Gravely Americana. Followed Band,’ (Workman and Priest also perform by the heartfelt blues of ‘Joe “Boy” Walton in ‘Alternate Roots’), she points out anoth-

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er benefit KFSR offers. “Speaking for local side listening experience long gone in commusicians, we will always be appreciative of mercial radio.” the station’s assistance in helping us achieve Creating that listening experience is one of the most magnificent pinnacles of any the primary focus of KFSR. “Public Radio musical career - hearing your own muhas a very specific and often misunsic flowing over the airwaves! derstood role in each broadcast If you’ve never heard market,” explains station manof 90.7 KFSR, you’re not ager, Julie Logan, herself a alone. While the little stalong-time veteran of comtion on the Fresno State mercial radio. (Some may campus has been around remember her from her for more than 30 years KKDJ years.) “Although and is supported by a cadit shares many similarities re of faithful listeners, it with commercial radio, remains relatively unknown its mission is distinctively to the broader community. different - to provide conJulie Logan Part of that is due to its lower tent that can’t be heard on the power output (about 2500 watts) ‘for-profit’ stations in the broadcast meaning it has a limited range. Part of market.” that is due to its location at the The desire to be a part of lower end of the dial in Pubthat mission and create some lic Radio land where only of KFSR’s musical tapestry the musically adventurous is what draws folks to parwander. And part of that ticipate. The on-air staff is is due to the fact that made up of all volunteers overall radio listenership who have strong connechas fallen dramatically in tions to the music they the digital age. play and an overwhelm Seems like all ing desire to share it. Be it Mik that would be enough to Jazz, Blues, or whatever, each e “ Th an e Gardner” Workm dissuade anyone from working brings a unique passion to their so hard to keep the station alive. programs. But alive and vibrant it is, thanks to a core “KFSR has allowed me the opporgroup of volunteers dedicated to offering a tunity to play music that I love and that I feel listening experience not likely to be found is very underrepresented,” explains Workon commercial radio, most of which are now man, host of the Sunday Garden Party. “I corporate-owned and programmed from have made a deep commitment to play artafar. By contrast, KFSR, which began as a ists that are current, yet not necessarily maincampus-only audio source and was granted stream.” Adds Fowler. “I play every genre of a public radio broadcast license in 1982, is blues- Delta/ Chicago/West Coast-you name dedicated to providing local listeners with it...our audience has a large palette. I use this world-class jazz, blues, rock, and other spe- opportunity to learn and share what I have cialty music, along with some news and pub- discovered about my selections with listenlic affairs, that is produced and hosted by ers.” local community members. So, to get back to Koko Taylor’s And THAT’s what makes it special! question, now that you’ve heard the news As “Cat Baby,” host of a Sunday Blues pro- about KFSR, you might want to head on gram at KFSR so eloquently explains, “Our over Fulton 55 on January 26th to celebrate shows present hand-selected music that sur- local music, support the station’s efforts, and rounds our dedicated audience with a warm enjoy the tasty offerings on the “Roots and musical embrace, essentially creating a fire- Blues Buffet.” It really is food for your ears!

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Warm Up with Sweet and Savory Comfort Food (Family Features) If chocolate for dinner sounds too good to be true, it’s because chocolate is usually associated with decadent desserts. However, it can also take comfort food to a whole new level when paired with savory ingredients like red meat. A bit of bittersweet cocoa powder helps balance out the richness of red meats like duck. Although it’s leaner and lower in saturated fat than other red meats, duck has a bold flavor and texture similar to steak. In this Mocha-Rubbed Duck Breast recipe, cocoa powder, ground coffee and savory spices are rubbed onto the meat before it’s seared and smothered with a luscious sweet cherry and red wine sauce. The toasty, nutty flavor of coffee complements the cocoa while dark sweet cherries, red wine and toasted almonds complete the sweet and savory dish. Find more comfort food recipes and tips for cooking with duck at mapleleaffarms.com.

Mocha-Rubbed Duck Breast with Cherry and Red Wine Pan Sauce Prep time: 2 hours, 10 minutes Cook time: 35 minutes Servings: 4 Mocha Rub: 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon sweet paprika 1/2 teaspoon ground coffee 2 teaspoons kosher salt 1 teaspoon ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon cocoa powder 4 Maple Leaf Farms Duck Breasts, thawed Cherry and Red Wine Pan Sauce: 2 tablespoons reserved duck fat 1/2 cup minced shallots 3/4 cup dry red wine | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

1 1/2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar 1 1/2 teaspoons granulated sugar 5 ounces frozen dark sweet cherries, thawed and halved 5 sprigs fresh thyme salt, to taste ground black pepper, to taste toasted sliced almonds, for garnish To make Mocha Rub: In small bowl, mix brown sugar, paprika, coffee, salt, pepper and cocoa powder. Set aside. Pat duck breasts dry and score according to package directions. Use half of rub on meat side of breasts. Cover breasts and refrigerate at least 2 hours or overnight. In cold saute pan, place duck breasts skinside down. Place pan over low-medium heat 8-12 minutes, or until fat is rendered and skin is crisp and brown. Turn breasts over and sprinkle remaining rub

on skin side. Cook breasts 1-2 minutes skinside up. Turn breasts back to skin-side down 1-2 minutes to caramelize rub. Reserve approximately 2 tablespoons duck fat for sauce. Heat oven to 350 F. Place duck breasts skin-side up on rimmed baking sheet; bake 5-6 minutes, or until internal temperature reaches 155 F. Let breasts rest 4-5 minutes before slicing. Temperature will rise during resting period to reach 165 F. To make Cherry and Red Wine Pan Sauce: Place saute pan with reserved duck fat over medium heat. Add shallots and cook until softened. Add wine to pan to deglaze. Stir in balsamic vinegar, sugar, cherries and thyme sprigs; simmer until reduced. Remove thyme sprigs. Add salt and pepper, to taste. Serve sauce over cooked duck breasts. Garnish with toasted almond slices. | FRESNO FLYER |

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CALENDAR January 1 - 9

Slice of Comedy headlining Nat Baimel Saturday, January 5, at 8 PM – 10 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93612 Nat Baimel is a comedian, upbeat problem solver, and awkward phiWorkshop: Pre-Production Tues- losopher with a knack for always day, January 8, at 6 PM – 9 PM looking on the bright side. His smart, CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Suite 201, well-crafted material often tackles Fresno, 93721 Explore strategies to the most serious of subjects in a silly effectively plan a community access manner that will make you laugh as television show in our studio or on much as it will make you think. Ticklocation. Topics include idea genera- ets available at EventBrite.com tion, script writing, rundowns, under- writing, legal issues, production and post-production options. Also learn the forms that CMAC requires for production made with CMAC equipment 2019 Annual Action Plan Commuand facilities. CMAC membership nity Workshop Thursday, January must be paid prior to training. Con- 3 at 5:30 PM Boys & Girls Clubs of tact for membership and enrollment: Fresno County 540 N Augusta St, (559) 266-2622 or info@cmac. Fresno, 93701 The City of Fresno’s tv (City) Housing and Community De-

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Paint & Sip “Elephant Safari” Wednesday, January 9 at 7 PM Pinot’s Palette (Fresno) 6763 N Palm Avenue, Fresno, 93704 Join us to sip wine with friends, listen to music and discover your inner Van Gogh as our artists lead you step-by-step in creating your own masterpiece. Tickets available at PinotsPalette.com

Theater Casablanca (1942) Friday, January 4 at 8 PM Historic Crest Theatre Fresno 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno, 93721 This classic film returns to the big screen at the Historic Crest Theatre for a one night only special event! What better way to enjoy a classic film than in a classic theatre. It’s not just a movie, it’s an experience. Doors open at 7p. Tickets $6 and available now on BrownPaperTickets.com

Family Bookwyrm RPG Club at Betty Rodriguez Library Saturday, January 5 at 12:30 PM Betty Rodriguez Regional Library 3040 N Cedar Ave, Fresno, 93703 The Bookwyrm RPG Club is a free monthly meetup for roleplayers looking to discover a new favorite game or dust off an old classic. Come and meet fellow roleplaying fans as we break out various RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons, Starfinder, Apocalypse World, FATE, and much more! Game registration and socializing starts at 12:30pm. Gaming kicks off at 1pm. Red Tent Fresno Gathering Saturday, January 5 at 5:30 PM The Dawn of Time 2904 E. Fedora Ave, Fresno, 93726 Doors open at 5:30 for Smudging, Intention Candle Preparation & to settle in. Ceremony at 6pm. Discussion Topic: Self-Discovery! We are part of a global movement honoring women’s womb wisdom, natural rhythms and our connection to the lunar cycle. The Red Tent celebrates the sacred, near universal (happening on all continents) practice of the “Moon Lodge”. We are part of an ancient practice of gathering women together in a circle for the purposes of mutual support, encouragement, fun and friendship. We honor all stages of life, from teens (maidens), mothers & wise women or crones. For more info, find us on Faebook @ RedTentFresno

velopment Division is hosting two workshops to provide information on federal programs and how interested individuals can be prepared to participate in the City’s annual planning process. For more information, call (559) 621-8300 C&F Spa 2nd Blood Drive Saturday, January 5, at 11 AM – 1:45 PM Chaimontree & Flores Spa 4015 N. Fresno St. Ste 107, Fresno, 93726 The valley needs blood donations always as it will help many people with just your one point alone. You never hope to need it but if you do you’d hope the banks are filled to save your life. Please call (559)492-3549 to schedule your donation time, this Selma Toy-Anime-Comic Con will allow less wait time. Sunday, January 6, at 11 AM – 4 PM Selma Portuguese Hall 1245 Bingo at the 509 Wednesday, Nebraska Ave, Selma, 93662 Kids January 9 at 4:30p the American 12 and under are FREE! Dress to ImLegion Post 509 at 3509 N First St press! The Cosplay (Costume) ConFresno. Open to the public - every test is promptly at 2:30pm. Please Wednesday. (559) 224-0522

see our Featured Cosplayers at the Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Con for the sign up sheet. $6 at the Basketball vs. Utah State University door. Aggies Womens Basketball Wednesday, January 9 at 7 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno, 93710 Tickets available at TicketMaster.com Train Brain at 10:30a followed by Mexican Train dominoes from 1-3p Wednesday, January 2 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Rudy Parris BB King Tribute FriFresno, 93711. For more informa- day, January 4 at 7:30 PM – 10:30 tion call Barbara 559-346-7662 or PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Rudy Parris, Native email barbara@pvsn.org American country singer/songwriter Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a hails from Central California’s San and then Rummikub from 1-3p Joaquin Valley. Rudy is probably most Thursday, January 3 at the Palm Vil- well known for his appearances on lage Senior Network located at 7638 Season 3 of NBC’s The Voice, where N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. he was featured to over 190 million For more information call Barbara viewers. He was a member of Team 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ Blake (Shelton) and was featured in that season’s live finale with a guitar pvsn.org and vocal performance on “Rock and Bridge 1-3p Monday, January 7 at Roll All Night,” a favorite by his rock the Palm Village Senior Network lo- heroes, KISS. Tickets available at cated at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, TowerTheatreFresno.Tix.com Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or Gary Ore Live Friday, January 4 at 7 PM On The Edge 412 Pollasky Ave, email barbara@pvsn.org Clovis, 93612 Friday night live! Come Train Brain at 10:30a followed by hang out on the back patio at On The Canasta 2-4p Wednesday, January Edge in Old Town Clovis. 9 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Local Banger Saturday, January 5 Fresno, 93711. For more information at 7 PM Full Circle Brewing Co. 620 call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email F St, Fresno, 93706 Valkyrie Missile, Chasing Ghosts, He.Cried.Wolf, barbara@pvsn.org Crushing The Deceiver, 24 Hour Bigfoot Attack. All ages. Tickets available at EventBrite.com

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2019 P2P Zumba Party Saturday, January 5 at 10 AM Purposed II Praise School of Dance 826 N Fulton St, Fresno, 93728 Start the year off right! Join some the Central Valley’s best Dance Fitness instructors for 2 hours of heart pumping fun. Upbeat music, raffle prizes... You’ll have such a great time you’ll forget you are working out. All proceeds will go to support the non-profit dance company, Purpose to Praise. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Renegades of Rage - Tribute to Rage Against the Machine Saturday, January 5 at 8 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno, 93728 With The Strikingly Originals. All ages. Tickets available at TicketWeb.com

The Eros/Eighteen Hundreds Double album release show Saturday, January 5, at 6 PM – 10 PM Tower District Records 1930 N Echo, Fresno, 93704 Performances by: Eighteen Hundreds (“Moon Cults” album release), The Eros (“Sad Songs Fresno State Bulldogs Mens Basket- For Happy People” album release), ball vs. Colorado State Rams Mens Blackcat, Daniel Tiger - Band Basketball Saturday, January 5, at 7 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Immunity DNB with N/A DJ and Ave, Fresno, 93710 Tickets available Sadhu Sunday, January 6 at 9 PM at TicketMaster.com – 2 AM Veni Vidi Vici 1116 N Fulton St, Fresno, 93728 Turntablism and Rodeo Night Fresno Monsters VS DNB in effect! Sadhu (Independent Bellingham Blazers Saturday, JanuMinds/Darkside) DJ N/A (HTD ary 5 at 7:30 PM Selland Arena 700 Knowledge b2b w/Gabba (Bassfeinz M St, Fresno, 93721 Rodeo Night Kru) presented by KISS Country 93.7 featuring the Fresno State “Bulldoggers” Tickets available at TicketMas- FresnoFlyer.com ter.com

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you to do it. You can see what’s broken and somehow know how to fix it. Professionally educated, self-taught, or a little of both; you are a hacker, a dreamer, a hobbyist, an inventor, a maker, and even a scientist. Discussions and meetup topics will mostly center around the maker community, basic electronics, the Raspberry Pi, the Arduino, IoT, software, programming, Sci-Fi, and hacking...but will not be limited to such. We can’t wait to meet you. Find us on MeetUp. com

Oooh POP! Thursday, January 3 at 9 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Hosted by Leilani Price with Dj Jacob Terry. Special guest performances at 12am & 1am Actor & Comedian Ken Jeong LIVE Every Thursday Night at Tachi Palace Thursday, January 10 at 6 PM Tachi Palace Hotel and CaHyperSlugz, Strange Matter, The sino 17225 Jersey Avenue, Lemoore Skulls of Mush,TRIBUTE of A DOWN 93245 Actor & Comedian Ken Jeong Saturday, January 5 at 7 PM Bar- known for his roles in Crazy Rich mageddon 126 E Kern Ave, Tulare, Asians, the NBC sitcom Community 93274 A night of sweet tunes of rock, and the Hangover trilogy performs funk, reggae, hip hop, and alterna- his stand up comedy LIVE at Tachi tive metal! Doors at 8 PM. Show at Palace! Tickets available at ETix.com 10 PM. 5$ cover

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January 10 - 16 Art Learn to film - Workshop: Field Production Jan 15 & 16 at 6 PM – 9 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Suite 201, Fresno, 93721 Hands-on introduction to filming on-location, including proper setup and breakdown of the camera, audio, and lighting equipment, camerawork, basic interviewing tips, and planning for post-production. This workshop is in two parts: Part 1: Tue, Jan 15, 6–9pm Part 2: Wed, Jan 16, 6–9pm CMAC membership must be paid prior to training. Contact for membership and enrollment: (559) 2662622 or info@cmac.tv Community Art Night! Tuesday, January 15 at 6:30 PM hosted by Trans-E-Motion at Common Space 1252 Fulton Street Fresno, 93721 We have everything you need to make your next masterpiece, or just let off some steam in a creative way. Supplies include: coloring books, paper, pads, pencils, charcoal, canvases, paint, brushes, fabric paint, glue, colored pencils, crayons, markers, and so much more. Electronic Hobbyist Meetup Thursday, January 10 at 6 PM Root Access Hackerspace 1476 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno, 93728 You love to take stuff apart. The thrill of discovery drives

ity through cinematic metaphor in this dramatic mystery/thriller. The film tackles the effects of consumerism on the working class and the deep-seated compulsion to control. In Korean and English, with English subtitles. Tickets available at FresnoFilmWorks.org

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The Time Machine (1960) Wednesday, January 16 at 7 PM Bitwise South Stadium 700 Van Ness Avenue, Fresno, 93721 Free screening Planet of The Apes (1968) Film at of the family-friendly 1960 science Historic Crest Theatre Fresno Friday, fiction classic THE TIME MACHINE, January 11 at 8 PM 1170 Broad- starring Rod Taylor and Yvette Mimway Plaza, Fresno, 93721 This clas- ieux. Rated G. Food truck and full bar sic film returns to the big screen at for the grownups. the Historic Crest Theatre for a one night only special event! What better way to enjoy a classic film than in a classic theatre. It’s not just a movie, it’s an experience. Doors Free Paper Shredding Event Saturopen at 7p and the movie starts at day, January 12 at 9 AM – 1 PM City 8p. Tickets $6 and available now on of Fresno Solid Waste-Garbage-MuBrownPaperTickets.com nicipal Service Center 1325 E El Do rado St, Fresno, 93706 City of FresTim Allen Saturday, January 12 at 8 no residents may bring up to three PM Saroyan Theatre 700 M St, Fres- (3) boxes of personal documents no 93721 Following over 30 years to be shredded. Pacific Shredding spent in the stand-up comedy spot- shred vehicle will be present, so doclight, winning a Golden Globe and uments will be dumped and shredan Emmy nomination for his hit tele- ded on site. For information on other vision sitcom Home Improvement, recycling options and resources, visit Tim Allen has crafted his comedic our website at KeepFresnoClean. style to take back the stage again. com or call the Recycling Hotline at Tickets available at TicketMaster. (559) 621-1111. com

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Fresno LGBTQ Movie Night Love, Simon Thursday, January 10 at 5:30 PM Figarden Library 3071 W Bullard Ave, Fresno, 93711 Fresno LGBTQ social activity group invites you to a FREE movie night. Snacks and Drinks provided. No outside food The King and I (Touring) Wednesor drink. This film is rated PG-13. day, January 16 at 7:30 PM Saroyan Theatre 700 M St, Fresno, 93721 Footloose - Good Company Players Two worlds collide in this “breathJanuary 10 at 7 PM - Jan 11 & Jan 12 taking and exquisite” (The New York at 7:30 PM Good Company Players Times) musical, based on the 2015 1105 N Wishon Ave, Fresno, 93728 Tony Award-winning Lincoln Center The iconic movie explodes to life in Theater production. Tickets available this exhilarating story about a pent- at TicketMaster.com up young rebel who sets a repressive small town on its ear. A teenager and Calling All Promotors We can his mother move from Chicago to a help get you out there. We’ll design, small farming town and discover a print and distribute. 559-472repressive set of rules instituted by 7182 the local preacher, including a moratorium on dancing within city limits. Tickets available at GCPlayers.com

Neighborhood Market: Free Food Distribution Monday, January 14 at 11 AM – 12 PM Valley Dream Center 1835 North Winery Ave., Fresno, 93703 Second Monday of each month. No ID or proof of address required. Volunteer check-in: 9:30AM Food distribution: 11AM-1PM. Closed-Toed Shoes Required for Volunteering at this event. For more information related to this event please contact, Judy Jones, Director of Food Distribution 559-492-3324 or Judy@ valleydreamcenter.org

HealthQuest: Streamlining Cancer Care Thursday, January 10 at 6 PM – 7 PM Clovis Community Medical Center 2755 Herndon Ave, Clovis, 93611 A FREE informational seminar led by Yu-Hung Kuo, M.D. & William Silveira, M.D. The moment you are diagnosed with cancer everything changes. Not only can the diagnosis itself be overwhelming, but cancer treatment typically involves numerous physicians across multiple disciplines — each in different offices sometimes miles apart — causing confusion and challenges for patients, families and physicians alike. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Reserve your seat now at CommunityHealthQuest.org or call 559-324-4787

Slice of Comedy headlining Myles Weber Friday, January 11 at 8 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93612 Myles Weber is a Comedian on a mission. He handily took first place in the 40th Annual San Francisco International Comedy Competition. Weber was the second youngest to win the competition and one of only two comics to ever sweep the whole thing. Tickets available at EventBrite.com Burning, presented by Fresno Filmworks Friday, January 11 at 5:30 PM & 8:45 PM Tower Theatre, 815 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Master filmmaker Lee Chang-dong beautifully balances suspense and seren| FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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hen you think of hot-spots for comedic entertainment, certain cities come to mind - Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, places have long-standing reputations for springing consistent comedic talent for the stand-up stage, film or television. Those meccas, with their established venues, allow for these aspiring funny people to not only hone their talents but to stand in a wellknown spotlight that could launch them to the next level of their career. Venues that have become landmarks in the comedy landscape like The Comedy Store in LA, Second City in the Windy City, and the Caroline’s on Broadway in the Big Apple. Now it’s the Central Valley’s turn as two local comedians, Danny Minch and Dave Apkarian, have thrown Fresno onto the list of comedic destinations. And out of all places to set the stage, it’s not a theater or an auditorium, but the backroom of Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant in Old Town Clovis. This past December they celebrated their first anniversary of calling the restaurant their home. “When I started doing stand-up comedy in the Central Valley I realized there wasn’t as deep of a scene as I wanted there to be. So, I started putting on my own shows and learned from there, and it has escalated in the last ten years leading to now,” mentions Minch. And then that’s when Apkarian, who’s got a year-and-a-half of comedy under his belt, got on board and started helping Minch with the hosting duties. “With our shows we book everything, we promote everything, they (Di Cicco’s) don’t have to pay the talent, that’s our thing,’’ Apkarian specifies. Di Cicco’s already had music in the area, and the establishment stayed open till 10 or 11 o’clock at night, so it was a good fit for the guys to slide right in. Minch and Apkarian took the Saturday slots to start, then evolved to hosting Tuesdays at another venue, Grogg’s Irish Pub, based on the success of their brainchild, ‘Just the Tips’ where visitors get free entrance but bring enough tip money to donate to the headlining comic to make a small profit. Adding to their growing schedule, they moved the Grogg’s show over to Sundays. And now, they’ve expanded, yet again, to Barmaggedon in Tulare on Wednesdays where local comics sign-up to do open mic by trying out new jokes and bits, using that audience as a test group to assess their material. Minch and Apkarian have grown their roster from two days to six-days-a-week, four of which are the

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‘Open Mic’ nights. The weekends, what they call their ‘Slice Of Life Comedy’ nights, are the financial earners, offering paid premium packages like VIP tables, services, and tickets to attend the show. “If you’re a venue out there, and you think comedy will work for your venue, you better have a love for comedy, and you have to push it because if you don’t, it’s not going to happen,” Minch states. The promoting duo are a little unconventional, for example, during ‘Just the Tips’ they start off with a headliner, and then follow with the local comedians. Minch and

Apkarian come up with different themes, and they even include “clean shows” once a month where cussing isn’t allowed. They once held a roast once where Danny was the willing recipient of his fellow comedians’ insults. Whatever they can do to draw in a crowd, they’ll try it at least once. Usually, about 70-80% of their shows are people that are brand new, and they’ve adopted a business strategy to book shows so that every three months they get some of their past patrons back. And it has since grown into an established place for date nights among couples, and some even bring the family along. They’ve brought in some fairly wellknown names that have received good buzz in the comedic and entertainment landscape. Samuel J. Comroe, the comedian with Tourette’s who stole the country’s heart with his top 5 finish on America’s Got Talent this past season, was booked right here in the Valley months before his AGT debut. Insult comic, Alex Hopper, who brought his brand of humor to make fun of the AGT judges this year

has visited frequently. Jen Murphy, who’s been on Last Comic Standing has caused the room to erupt several times. British export, Eric Lampaert, who appeared in the blockbuster “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,” has made this area one of his favorites amongst his American travels. And that’s just to name a few. For up-and-comers that are trying out their stand-up legs, Danny Minch and Dave Apkarian are giving them their first experiences of having the top slot that can help blossom them into a headliner in demand. Because of this kind of exposure among these national touring headliners the scene here has grown quite a reputation amongst the comedy community that the area is on people’s radar for comedy entertainment, and according to Danny and Dave it’s from the cities previously mentioned. “We started hanging out

with our buddies in LA, and they were talking about our shows, and I get people from there and in San Francisco hitting us up saying ‘what a scene you have down there,’ and it’s great” elaborates Minch. And that kind of buzz has generated a good word-of-mouth campaign for Minch and Apkarian to continuously book talent they don’t have to search for, it’s the talent coming to them. “A lot of times it’s not just the comics hitting us up, but the headliners love this room so much that they want their friends to see how much fun it is. Now, we have a Rolodex so full of people that we can’t even keep up with the talent we’re getting,” Minch says with pride. Being around those humorists have

inspired a crop of homegrown talent to show people what they’re made of. Minch and Apkarian have allowed a platform in which these locals are able to develop a name for themselves not just here but up and down the state as well. The number of people they recommend is pretty staggering, such as Heath Reedy, Tosh Donovan Martin, Trevor Richardson, Liam Womack, Ali O’Leary, Dana Turner, DeeDee Carbajal, Karmen Geffken, Greg ‘G’ Williams, Tanya Salzer, Jenn Felix, and the list goes on. Minch and Apkarian’s influence have rubbed off on some comics to pursue the promotional side of things. Andre Covington, AKA Dre, who serves as an on-air personality for The Greg and Dre Morning Show on Q97.1, hosts shows and comedy competitions at Chukchansi Resort & Casino and Frank’s Place as well as performing all around the area. Karmen Geffken has been hosting a slew of comedy showcases and open mics around Fresno at Full Circle Brewing Co., Fresno City Vapor, and at Bitwise Industries. Ali O’Leary has hosted some female comic inspired shows at Strummer’s throughout the year. All of which brought opportunities for local talent to open for some popular comedians that have achieved mainstream success, like when Jim Breuer came to Fulton 55 on December 8th where Ali and Dana Turner warmed up the crowd. Darren Carter, AKA “The Party Starter,” who is from the Central Valley, has been one of the few breakout stars from the area. He’s appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and in the film “Be Cool” with John Travolta. Known for his impressions, especially his most famous ‘Snoop Dogg’ impression, before the scene established itself here. Carter’s been to just about every big city for comedy across the country, and he still finds himself coming back to perform for his hometown audience thanks to his appreciation for what Minch and Apkarian have accomplished for local talent. Danny Minch and Dave Apkarian are not in this business for the money, but for providing laughs during a time when it’s really needed – and that is all the gratification they need. “Fifty years from now if I’m still living the life I have right now, doing exactly what I’m doing full-time, I can die a happy man,” declares Minch.

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Vineyard Farmers Market Saturday, January 12th 7a -12p Blackstone & Shaw Fresno, 93721 Vineyard Farmers Market provides the finest quality, locally grown, fruits and vegetables direct from the grower and is dedicated to providing your family with a healthy grocery experience - year round! Disney’s Cinderella (1950) at the Hanford FOX Saturday, January 12th at 2p Hanford Fox Theatre 326 N. Irwin St., Hanford, 93230 Cinderella is a 1950 American animated musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney and originally released by RKO Radio Pictures. Based on the fairy tale Cinderella by Charles Perrault, it is the twelfth Disney animated feature film. Tickets available at FoxHanford.com

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7 AM – 11 AM Millerton Lake State Recreation Area 5290 Millerton Road, Friant, 93626 Winchell Cove 10k/10mile Trail Run follows a great route along the shore of Millerton Lake around Mckenzie Point and into Winchell Cove. The 10k course is great for those looking to explore trail running for the first time, it has minimal elevation change (hills) and stunning views from the single track trail. The 10 mile route takes you further into and around Winchell Cove with a couple good hills along the way. The 10k is walker friendly. Tickets available at RunSignUp.com

The Iron Maidens Saturday, January 12 at 7:30 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 The Iron Maidens cover Iron Maiden material from all eras of the band’s career, encompassing the band’s biggest hits as well as fan favorites. The stage show includes appearances by Maiden mascot Eddie, the grim reaper, the devil and more. Tickets available at TowerTheatreFresno.Tix.com Elton John: Farewell Yellow Brick Road. Tuesday, January 15 at 8 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno, 93710 Radolescents, The Hajj, Neuropathy, Ravished Tuesday, January 15 at 7 PM Full Circle Brewing Co. 620 F St, Fresno, 93706 All Ages. Presale $12 | Day of Show $15. Tickets available at EventBrite.com

21 & Over FAB presents RuPauls Drag Race All Stars 4 Viewing Party! Friday, January 11 at 7 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Hosted by Deja Skye Fridays at 7pm. Show begins at 8pm Doors open early. No Cover.

Pa Lante Fridays | Dj Relleo (SacTown) in da Mix Friday, January 11 at 8:30 PM Elephant Lounge 80 W Shaw Ave, Clovis, 93612 Learn to Bachata at 8:30. Beginner friendly. No partner necessary! Vibe Percussion featuring Cheo El Rumbero $8 cover before 11 FREE before 10 on Best of the West Wrestling Sunday, your Birthday week! Students $5 beJanuary 13 at 6 PM Best of the West fore 9:30 Arena 5766 E Fountain Way Suite Calling All Promotors We can 101 Fresno Best of the West Wreshelp get you out there. Let us take tling returns to Fresno and debuts at care of the print and distribution. the brand new BotW Studio! Come Need a design? We can do that, too. see all your favorite BotW stars live 559-472-7182 in action and maybe a few surprises too. TIckets available at EventBrite. com

Churros & Beer in the New Year! Saturday, January 12 at 5 PM Tactical OPS Brewing 1131 Railroad, Clovis, 93612 First Beer & Churro night of 2019 - Rubia’s Gourmet Churros is coming out with a mix of gourmet churro creations, plus tacos and elote bowls.

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Art Open Mic at Tower Blendz Thursday, January 17 at 6 PM – 9 PM Blendz 802 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 An open mic event to showcase artists, singers, poets, dancers, writers, and more. Come share your gifts and talents with your community! If you’re interested in performing sign up at bit.ly/2SRlYFi Metal Mondays at Ideaworks Monday, January 21 at 6 PM – 9 PM Ideaworks 1730 H Street, Fresno, 93721 From welding to machining, if your focus is on metal, then Metal Mondays are for you. This weekly event is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 18 needs to be accompanied by an adult.

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Wooly Wednesdays at Ideaworks Wednesday, January 23 at 5:30 PM Ideaworks 1730 H Street, Fresno, 93721 Attention fiber arts people! Whether you spin, knit, crochet, weave, or just like the way yarn feels Learn video editing! Workshop: in your fingers, come on out and join Post-Production – Adobe Premiere us! We’re your people. This is a free Jan 22 & 23 at 6 PM CMAC 1555 Van event that is open to the public Ness Ave, Suite 201, Fresno, 93721 Learn the basics of Adobe Premiere. Tour the Ranch & Paint the PoCovers concepts of editing: mak- nies! Saturday, January 19 at 1 PM ing cuts, adding music and simple Easy Does It Farms 35470 Avenue effects. Certification is required for 14, Madera, 93636 Tour the farm, reserving CMAC edit stations. Work- take photos, meet the horses, poshop requires basic computer skills. nies, and minis! All ages. Call or For more information visit CMAC.tv or email to reserve your spot: 994call 559-266-2622 3963 easydoesitfarms@yahoo.com

Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a and then 3/13 Cards 1-3p Thursday, January 10 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559- Nappy Roots, Augie, Ugly Cuzzin 346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn. Saturday, January 12 at 7 PM Full org Circle Brewing Co. 620 F St, Fresno, 93706 All ages. Tickets available at Adult coloring and potluck from 12- EventBrite.com 2p Friday, January 11 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 Reel Big Fish – The Life Sucks… N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. Let’s Dance! Tour. With MEST, Bikini For more information call Barbara Trill. Saturday, January 12 at 7 PM – 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ 11 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, pvsn.org Fresno, 93728 All ages. Tickets avail-

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Mamma Mia - Good Company Players Thursday, January 17 at 7 PM Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater 1226 N Wishon Ave, Fresno, 93728 Set on a Greek island, this sunny jukebox musical spins a modern fairytale about a young bride-to-be whose determination to find her real father brings three men from her mother’s past back to the romantic island they Monthly luncheon 12-2p at Papis visited twenty years before. Tickets Mexican Grill Friday, January 18. available at GCPlayers.com Please RSVP with the Palm Village Senior Network, call Barbara 559When Harry Met Sally (30th An- 346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn. niversary) at Crest Theatre Fresno org Friday, January 18 at 8 PM Historic Crest Theatre Fresno 1170 Broadway Bridge 1-3p Monday, January 21 Plaza, Fresno, 93721 Harry and Sal- at the Palm Village Senior Network ly have known each other for years, located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, and are very good friends, but they Fresno, 93711. For more information fear sex would ruin the friendship. call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, Carrie Fisher, barbara@pvsn.org Star in this Romantic Comedy, Directed by Rob Reiner (Director of Stand Strength and Strengthen 10:30a By Me, The Princess Bride, and Mis- Tuesday, January 22 at the Palm Vilery) Tickets available at BrownPaper- lage Senior Network located at 7638 Tickets.com N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara The Big Gay Cabaret Saturday, 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ January 19 at 3 PM Our Saviour’s pvsn.org Lutheran Church, Fresno, 2101 N Fruit Ave, Fresno, 93705 We’re rais- Train Brain at 10:30a followed by ing money for Fresno Rainbow Pride Canasta 2-4p Wednesday, January Parade and Festival in June by show- 23 at the Palm Village Senior Neting off our own Pride! Come witness work located at 7638 N Ingram, ste some of Fresno’s most talented 111, Fresno, 93711. For more inforLGBTQ+ performers, along with a mation call Barbara 559-346-7662 few of our favorite allies, as we sing or email barbara@pvsn.org and dance and act our hearts out, in order to raise money for a great cause. Donations accepted at the door. Backpack the Central Sierra - REI Fresno Thursday, January 17 at6 PM – 7:30 PM REI 7810 North Blackstone Avenue, Fresno, 93720 Learn Central Valley Orphan Care Sum- the nuts and bolts of preparing for mit Saturday, January 19 at 9 AM – 3 a multi-day backpacking trek in the PM The Well - North Campus 2044 Central Sierra, including trail options, E Nees Ave, Fresno, 93720 Come logistics, permits, gear, safety and join others who care about kids and weather considerations. Learn tips families at the fourth annual Central on making your Sierra backpacking Valley Orphan Care Summit in the experience rewarding for families, Greater Fresno Area! This Summit and individuals of all ages. is open to everyone at any stage of the process. Maybe you are curious Harlem Globetrotters Friday, Janabout foster care and adoption but uary 18 at 7 PM Save Mart Center don’t know where to start. Pre-Regis- 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno, 93710 tration is required. Tickets are avail- Tickets available at TicketMaster. able at TicketTailor.com com

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Fresno Toy-Anime-Comic Con Sunday, January 20 at 11 AM – 4 PM Ramada Inn Fresno North 324 East Shaw Avenue, Fresno, 93710 Kids 12 and under are FREE! Dress to Impress! The Cosplay (Costume) Contest is promptly at 2:30pm. Please see our Featured Cosplayers at the Con for the sign up sheet. $7 at the door. Cameras OK.

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Star Wars Night Fresno Monsters VS Valencia Saturday, January 19 at 7:30 PM Selland Arena 700 M St, Fresno, 93721 Featuring the 501st. Tickets available at TicketMaster. com 2019 Justice Run: Run for Freedom 5K / 1 Mile Walk Saturday, January 19 at 8 AM – 11 AM Mooney Grove Park 27000 S Mooney Blvd, Visalia, 93277 The Tulare County Human Trafficking Task Force and District Attorney Tim Ward invite you to join us for the Justice Run: Run for Freedom. This run honors Human Trafficking Awareness Month and will benefit Family Services of Tulare County and the Central California Family Crisis Center, Inc. Register at RunSignUp. com Fresno State Bulldogs Mens Basketball vs. San Diego State Men’s Basketball Tuesday, January 22 at 8 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno, 93710 Tickets available at TicketMaster.com

Music Last In Line - Original DIO Members Reunite with vocalist Andrew Freeman Friday, January 18 at 8 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 What started as a casual reunion jam in a Los Angeles rehearsal room in 2011 has grown into a fully-fledged project that has taken on a life of its own. Last In Line, the band, takes its name from the second Dio album released in 1984. Tickets available at TowerTheatreFresno.Tix. com Sianvar, Ghost Atlas, Wolf & Bear Friday, January 18 at 7 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno, 93728 All ages. Tickets available at TicketWeb.com Kingdom Awakening with Bryann Trejo Friday, January 18 at 7 PM Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W Main St, Visalia, 93291 Sevin Duce, Antwoine Hill, Joshua 1:9 General Admission - $10 ($16 day of show) Tickets available at TicketFly.com

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MORE Melvins, hepa.Titus Saturday, January 19 at 8 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno, 93728 All ages. Tickets available at TicketWeb.com Energize 2019 w Night Bass Saturday, January 19 at 9 PM Marlo’s Club & Mexican Restaurant 468 N Palm Ave, Fresno, 93701 Let’s get together for the 14th Annual celebration of Dance Music and Culture in the heart of Fresno and ENERGIZE 2019 with Djs from one of EDMs hottest labels - NIGHT BASS! 18+ event. Tickets available at LiveMusicCity.com Pablo Cruise Saturday, January 19 at 7 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 In 1975 Pablo Cruise released its first A&M album simply entitled Pablo Cruise. Reaching the top 10 with mega hits like “Whatcha Gonna Do When She Says Goodbye?” and “Love Will Find A Way.” Tickets available at TowerTheatreFresno.Tix.com Sage The Gemini Tuesday, January 22 at 7 PM Strummer’s 833 East Fern Avenue, Fresno, 93728 All ages. Tickets available at EventBrite. com

January 24 - 31 Art 90s Frida Paint Class Friday, January 25 at 6 PM Los Panchos Mexican Restaurant / Fulton Street of Fresno 1000 Fulton Mall, Fresno, 93721 Join us for a 90s themed paint class with all the jams to take you back! You can expect a fun evening of delicious food, beer and wine, instructional painting and 90s music by our DJ all night long. Tickets available at MMArtClass.com 6th Annual Bizare Art Festival Saturday, January 26 at 11 AM Bizare Art Festival 4545 E. Church Avenue, Fresno, 93725 This Hip-Hop event is being held to honor the life of Lord Bizare68 and all artists who are no longer with us. This is a time for all of us to come together for this family event, people of all ages are welcome. For tickets ($5) contact Bizare Art Festival on Facebook. $10 at the door. Kids 12 and under are free.

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Big Trouble In Little China Saturday, January 26 at 7 PM Hanford Fox Theatre 326 N. Irwin St., Hanford, 93230 Big Trouble in Little China is a 1986 American fantasy martial arts comedy film directed by John Carpenter and starring Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun, and James Hong. Tickets available at FoxHanford.com

Slice of Comedy headlining Connor McSpadden Friday, January 25 at 8 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93612 Connor McSpadden started his comedy career at age 16 and has established himself as one of the rising stars of the new roast comedy movement. After working his way up through the ranks at The World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood he made his television debut on Roast Battle II on Comedy Family Movie Night - Toy Story Central in early 2017. Tickets avail- Thursday, January 24, at 6 PM Me-nable at EventBrite.com Ed’s Brick Oven Baked Pizzeria 765 N. Temperance #105, Clovis We will Comedy Blast Friday, January 25 be showing Toy Story and serving at 8 PM Visalia First 3737 S Akers Root Beer Floats for the little ones. St, Visalia, 93277 featuring the off- And the big kids, too. the wall duo of comedian Ken Davis and ventriloquist David Pendleton. Winter Night Hike on the McKPresented at Visalia First Assembly’s enzie Preserve Saturday, January newly opened 2600-seat state-of- 26 at 6 PM – 9 PM - 22477 Auberry the art auditorium located at Akers Rd., Clovis 93619 Explore the night and Caldwell, this will be a night of life on the McKenzie Preserve. Be side-splitting hilarity for the whole prepared to be enthralled by the nufamily. Tickets available at Visali- merous and varied creatures big and aFirst.BrushFire.com small that can be found once the sun

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Disney On Ice presents Dare To Dream Thursday, January 31 at 7 PM Selland Arena 700 M St, Fresno, 93721 Celebrate what’s possible as five Disney heroines spark the courage inside us all at Disney On Ice presents Dare To Dream! Tickets available at TicketMaster.com

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21 & Over Stoneshiver, WesthowarD, Prey 4 Reign at Barmageddon Friday, January 18 at 8 PM Barmageddon 126 E Kern Ave, Tulare, 93274 Stoneshiver make their first stop in 2019 at Barmageddon in Tulare! WesthowarD and Prey 4 Reign will also be performing. 21+ $5 Fulton 55 8th Anniversary Weekend with Let’s Go Bowling Saturday, January 19 at 9 PM Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St, Fresno, 93721 Tickets available at TicketFly.com FAB presents Game Night Tuesday, January 22 at 9 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Every 4th Tuesday of the month. With Drag Bingo hosted by Charmalina! No cover. Sunday Dances at the American Legion Post 509 on January 20 at 2pm - 5pm 3509 N First St Fresno, north of Shields Ave. Country and mixed music. $5 at the door. Every 3rd, 4th, & 5th Sunday of the month. Bingo at the 509 Wednesday, January 23 at the American Legion Post 509 at 3509 N First St Fresno, Open to the public - every Wednesday. Payouts $175 - $250. Doors open 4:30 pm, Horserace game: 6:15p. Regular games: 6:30. Weekly kitchen dinner specials. (559) 224-0522 | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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Pirate Booty Run Saturday, January 26 at 9 AM Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno, 93720 Pirate medal, pirate shirt and map. All ye mattes have a chance to win all the booty in the Pirate Treasure Chest Book Club at 10:30a Wednesday, worth $750. Donations support the January 30 at the Palm Village Se- American Cancer Society Relay for nior Network located at 7638 N In- Life efforts. For more info visit Pirategram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For BootyRun.com more information call Barbara 559346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn. Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Basketball vs. Colorado State Rams org Saturday, January 26, at 2 PM Save Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, FresThursday, January 31 at the Palm Vil- no, 93710 Tickets available at Ticketlage Senior Network located at 7638 Master.com N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara Sycamore Island 5k & 10k Run 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ Sunday, January 27 at 7 AM – 11 AM Sycamore Island - Public Fishing on pvsn.org the San Joaquin River 39664 Avenue 7 1/2, Madera, 93636 Awards Calling All Promotors We can will be presented to Top 3 Male & help get you out there. Let us take Female runners in the 5k & 10k. Age care of the print and distribution. group awards will be presented to Need a design? We can do that, too. the top 3 Male & Female runners in 559-472-7182 10 year age groups. Proceeds from

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Glacier Veins, Gardenside, & Rvrboy At Tioga Sequoia Thursday, January 24 at 8 PM Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company 745 Fulton St, Fresno, 93721 Glacier Veins (Portland, OR / Dream Punk), Gardenside (Los Angeles, CA / Pop Punk), Rvrboy (Ventura, CA / Space Punk), All Ages Welcomed / Free / 8pm / Bar for 21+ Only

Led Zepagain, The Appletones and Jimmie JJ Walker Saturday, January 26 at 7 PM Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W Main St, Visalia, 93291 Led Zepagain, the world’s best tribute to Led Zeppelin, comes to The Visalia Fox Theater. Tickets available at TicketFly.com Levin Brothers Sunday, January 27 at 7 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Inside the Tower Theatre lounge. Tickets available at TowerTheatreFresno.Tix.com The James Hunter Six Tuesday, January 29 at 8 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno, 93728 All ages. Tickets available at TicketWeb.com

21 & Over House of FAB presents E.R.N.E.S.T.O Saturday, January 26 at 9 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Featuring Switchblade & Jacob Terry $10 Cover Doors open early 21+

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1996 HARLEY Davidson Softail - $5,500 This bike has been very well cared for. POLARIS RMK 800 Previous owner added and RMK 600 Snowmobiles with Triton YAMAHA RAPTOR lots of extras, such as Three-Up Trailer - 700r - $3,600 all origi- exhaust with fish tips, $14000 (Shaver Lake) nal. Clean. Works great ape hanger handlebars, Both snowmobiles just serviced ready to grips, passenger pegs, GIANT ACAPULhave barely over one ride. Price firm. (559) shifter & brake pedal. CO Mountain Bike Also comes with studhundred miles on the 709-4942 - $130 All gears shift ded leather soft bags. odometer. Each snowand brakes work fine. Also features a small mobile has a cover and Nice lightweight qualstorage bag on the hanextras such as backMOTORCYCLES ity bike. Small frame dle bars. 559-432-2277 pack, snow shovel, height. Burgundy elasticized puller for 2014 HARLEY color. Grips and 26” the inevitable “stuck in SPORTSTER 883 - 2008 HARLEY DaMountian tires recentthe snow”, etc. RMK $3,100L ow miles: vidson Dyna Fat Bob ly replaced (559) 908600 has electric start 13,100. Has a few - FXDF - $6,900 Very 4904 and new battery. Triton scuffs, gas tank has 2 clean, garaged, 30K three-up all aluminum dents, runs and rides miles. Cycle Shack NORTHROCK CL5 trailer. (559) 906- great. Serious buyers slip-ons, KN air filter, Comfort Bike - $110 new battery, good tires, 9914 only. 559-681-0011 16”/41 cm Aluminum Tri-bar LED tail light, Frame (fits someone 2006 KAWASAKI VINTAGE 1972 Har- 8 Inch Risers. Runs 5’4” to 5’8”) Quick brute force 700 4x4 ley Davidson 125 2/ perfect. No accidents, release 700 C tires. 21 This quad runs great stroke - $950. This is a clean title. Registered Speed Grip Shift. Sarand looks great. Starts rare Italian Aerimacchi . Also have detachfas Reactive Gel Sadright up. No problems. Rapido, a true wing able backrest. Also dle. Shimano Altus, a Has very good itp tires. ding. This is stock to has factory security higher grade Shimano It has very low hours. the core. Engine has system. Harley Daviddrivetrain for perforIts the team green spe- spark and compres- son financing available mance and accuracy. cial edition. Title in sion. It cranks but the Owner to Owner. (408) RST Front Suspension. hand. Asking $4800 or carb floods. (310) 717- 806-8057 Tektro brakes. Very best offer. Cash only. 5343 good condition, ready BRAND NEW 2018 For more info call or to ride. Calls only 559Harley Davidson 883 text (916) 849 5396 2007 SUZUKI GSX-R 261-4680 750 - $4,300 It has a Iron Sportster - $7,950 POLARIS ACE - couple little scratch- It has a clean title and TWISTED LOW$7,500 couple years es but nothing too is paid off. It is covered RIDER Bike - $375 old, hardly driven. bad. Title is clean and under Harley warranty upgraded twisted parts Low hours (559) 353- registration is cur- for 2 years which is with new wheels, tires, 1463 rent. This bike has transferable to new and tubes. If interested been well-maintained. owner. One small ding text to 559-394-7421 SELLING stuff? List Call or text 661-703- in the tank. (559) 4075451 0750 it here. 559-472-7182 SUPPORT LOCAL

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2015 KAWASAKI Ninja 650 - $5500 It has 7k miles on it. Candy lime green and black color. It has a couple scratches. No drops or crashes, clean and cleared title. Tags are up to date, valid till PROWLER 96 Trailer June 2019. 559-27333ft 2-Sildes - $6,400 7746 Factory Genarator. Very Clean. Calls only 2007 JACKPOT 661-543-7536 CORY Ness edition 100 cu inch - $8,500 2008 WILDWOOD Bike has Loyd’s pow22Ft Travel Trailer er commander. Nice Fully Self Contained sounding exhaust, this - $7,500 Sleeps 4 Peois a must see and ride. ple. Equipped with 6 speed transmission 3-burner stove with 559 723-9724 oven. Double sided sink. Electric or pro2008 SUZUKI GSXR pane refrigerator. Mi750 - $2,900 Clean crowave oven. Roof title. Current registraAir conditioning, cention. 24k miles. Runs tral heating. 10 gallon great. New fairing kit. hot water heater. (209) Pink slip in hand. No 989-4096 trades. Text only. (559) 202-0715 07 PIONEER 27ft. Large slide out 2005 YAMAHA $8,200 in excellent YZ450F - $2300 (Hancondition sleeps up ford) 4 stroke. Great to 6. Self contained, tires. Very clean. Runs central AC and heater, great. Hasn’t been front bedroom. Lots ridden past 2 years. of storage and pantry. Cleaning shop. Clean Ready to go. 559-790plastics. Bike is all 8090 stock. Have pink slip. Call or text (559) 8162007 FORESTER 8796 Motorhome E-450 $34,000 (Atascadero) Excellent condition RVS with several aftermarket features. Very 2009 PALOMINO 26 clean, low low miles. Queen size Mattress Automatic leveling $2,495 All the power system, back up camcables, cable televiera, bluetooth stereo, sions and also sewer solar power, custom connections included. storage cover. (805) 559-512-2087 423-6845 2006 FOREST River T29SP Toyhauler $1,1950 4k Onan generator w/remote start, fueling station, outside speakers and shower, ladder w/luggage rack, alloy wheels, dual batteries! Inside: Dual happy jack queen beds, stainless steel sink, large fridge/ freezer, oven, Jack and Jill bathroom, loads of cabinets, large under bed storage, fantastic fan. 559-259-9325 for more information or schedule a viewingSUPPORT LOCAL

2013 COLEMAN lite travel trailer - $8,500 20ft. Sleeps 5. Ez to tow. Air-heat. Awning. Bay view window. New tires. Propanetank. Battery. Full kitchen and full bathroom. (559) 813-1336 2010 ALJO 245LT - $9,950 Very clean trailer that has had very little use. Includes a new Ezlift hitch. Dry weight 4750. Length 25 ft. Tows great. (559) 836-1876 SELLING stuff? List it here. 559-472-7182

CARS 1970 CHEVY nova - $6,200 Clean title, 6 cylinder, no mechanical issues. Currently registered 2019. Mostly all original. 669252-4995

2007 TOYOTA FJ Cruiser 2WD $12,000 Black paint, clean black cloth interior, comes with Luggage Rack and U-haul 6000lb Tow Hitch. New front brakes, pads and rotors, new spark plugs. Comes with Auto LSD and Differential Locker Package. Shocks are in great condition but a set of semi-used KYB shocks will come with the truck as well as a Spare Grill and Tail lights. Call or text (559) 930-5206

1953 FORD Victoria - $10,000 (Livermore) Small Block Ford. C 4 Auto. 12 Volt. New Wire Harness. Windshield 2 Speed Wipers. Radiator, heater, fuel tank, seats, brakes and more have all been replaced. Call 925-784TOYOTA TACOMA 6016 Crewcab 2002 - $9,800 1960 PONTIAC (Modesto) Clean title. 4Door, Hard Top - Smog ready. Automat$2,500 OBO Does not ic. License plates good run. I do have the title til 9/19. 117k miles. with no back fees. Has 2x4. V6. Call or text some rust issues. If in- (209) 605-8720 terested come see it in 2006 GMC 2500 Siperson 559-469-4941 erra service/utility 2012 HONDA accord bed with 140k miles, owned low miles - $7,400 In previously excellent condition, by PG&E, runs and very clean inside and drives like new. Askout. No problems. For ing $9,000. Call or text more information call 209-625-9192 559-349-2161 97 TOYOTA TACO2001 TOYOTA CO- MA lLX V6 - 3.4 liter transmisROLLA - $2,900 automatic (Visalia) in good con- sion. Runs great, just dition with 113k miles. needs new battery but Automatic, power starts right up with window, A/C, heater, jumper cables, A/C 4-door. Calls only 559- heater works. Clean title (application for 697-8565 duplicate of title) reg2007 BMW 335i istration is in none op, Coupe Twin Turbo - selling as is. Contact $10,500 Clean title car (559) 614-3610 130k original miles. Runs excellent. Cur- 1999 GMC - $4,500 rent registration. Sport 3 door. 2 wheel drive. Package Sport Bucket Call or text (559) 709Seats Factory Lowered 8315 Suspension. 559-2872000 GMC 4x4 7139 $5,500 Nice 4x4 short-bed, 3-door. New tires, pull hitch, plastic TRUCKS bed liner. (559) 7092004 YUCON SLT 8315 - $6,700 Hablo Espanol solamente. Only 2003 FORD F-150 100k miles, clean title, Crew Cab - $2,650 clean carfax, current Truck has 220K miles. registration, pink slip Runs good. Calls only, in hand. Beautiful in leave a message 559excellent condition. 244-9971 Leather power seats. Running boards. Towing. (559) 356-5251 | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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